Disaster-management information depends on infrastructure that remains deployable, observable, and recoverable under constrained conditions. This talk introduces the planned SOVRES research framework and its possible UN-SPIDER(1) or GovStack(1) reference domain: a mobile open-infrastructure environment using OpenStack as the IaaS layer and Kubernetes as an optional platform layer. Workloads may run on bare metal, in OpenStack VMs, or on Kubernetes according to their requirements.

The session presents a proposed reproducible evaluation approach, not completed benchmark results. Deployment, lifecycle operations, recovery, observability, provenance, and controlled degradation are treated as testable claims. A planned evidence chain links inventory, manifests, telemetry, workload execution, operator actions, and acceptance criteria.

Attendees are invited to discuss meaningful metrics, failure scenarios, and lifecycle tests for mobile OpenStack environments supporting disaster-information workflows. The goal is an openly reusable reference methodology for resilient, mission-oriented infrastructure.

(1) Discussions regarding a collaboration are planned but have not yet been finalized.